Raimon of Rouergue - Crusader Kings 3 - Part 7

Playing through Crusader Kings 3 patch 1.12.5 with the new Legends of the Dead DLC, starting as Count Raimon II of Rouergue in 1066.
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[@bennpadulo]

Such fun and interesting alternative history!

[@billychops1280]

I think your best bet is too play as your third son( the blond one) because not only does his eldest brother seem like he’d have trouble with your vassals, but it also seems like his second oldest would have a lot of stress problems dealing with any vassals that cause trip or, plus he’s really young and you could get your fourth son to take the vows so he’d get everything in the end. It might be a bit risky tho so idk

[@koob1413]

an easy way to get claims is to look at the title you want, then look at the claimants tab, then try to invite them, then press their claim. creating an empire makes this even faster, because you can press kingdom level claims.

[@elismith6706]

If you get Montpellier back give to you heir as a feif

[@user-rt4ts2mv2w]

can you make the kingdom of auqatean

[@GoneCrusading]

I hope to get it soon.

[@chrissmelser4849]

Why haven't you been allowing your heirs to hold land for you?

[@GoneCrusading]

Mostly to keep control of them in my court, once landed they are harder to control I find.

[@chrissmelser4849]

@@GoneCrusading I was just wondering because you were handing out land to your younger sons, to hold, and you did a series when you were trying to keep all your land within the family, and you switched back to handing out land to random people.

[@GoneCrusading]

@@chrissmelser4849 That's true, guess it just depends how I'm feeling. If I can get them to hold only the land they will naturally inherit, I may go for it. But when I have a bunch of random stuff and inheritance will be messy, it's easier to just get everyone to take vows and play thru one son.